typo in postgresql.conf
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Hi,
INSTALLATION REPORT:
postgres runs fine on Linux (i386, sid, 2.4.27) I checked
basic functionality and multibyte encodings.
TYPOS:
* postgresql.conf says that you may specify "interfaces" in
listen_addresses, it should read "hostnames".
NITPICKING:
* (initdb.1) it might be good to add a warnung like this:
Beware: Not every --locale works with every --encoding!
In particular --econding=UNICODE (you might want to use
"--locale=en_US.utf8" or similar. See "locale -a" to obtain
a list of available locales.
STORE:
* (store.pgsql.com) I still miss an item to make a donation.
* Even worse: "Merchant Account is CLOSED."
Mit freundlichem Gruß / With kind regards
Holger Klawitter
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lists <at> klawitter <dot> de
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Holger Klawitter <lists@klawitter.de> writes:
TYPOS:
* postgresql.conf says that you may specify "interfaces" in
listen_addresses, it should read "hostnames".
I think it means what it says. Interfaces are what you can actually
bind to or not bind to, at least with the TCP stacks I've worked with.
NITPICKING:
* (initdb.1) it might be good to add a warnung like this:
Beware: Not every --locale works with every --encoding!
In particular --econding=UNICODE (you might want to use
"--locale=en_US.utf8" or similar. See "locale -a" to obtain
a list of available locales.
There is a test now in initdb to warn you if you pick an incompatible
pair. Does it not work for you?
regards, tom lane
Tom Lane wrote:
Holger Klawitter <lists@klawitter.de> writes:
TYPOS:
* postgresql.conf says that you may specify "interfaces" in
listen_addresses, it should read "hostnames".I think it means what it says. Interfaces are what you can actually
bind to or not bind to, at least with the TCP stacks I've worked with.
mmm You can bind a local address not an interface, may be I don't have
your experiences but I think that interfaces in Linux world are
eth0, eth1, ...
for sure I'm wrong :-)
Regards
Gaetano Mendola